National Development and Reform Commission Highlights Need for Broader Stimulus in Beijing's Economic Strategy
Foreign Investors Urge Broader Actions from Beijing
As the National Development and Reform Commission seeks to revive China's economy, private and international entrepreneurs emphasize the need for more tangible and broad-based measures. Deepak Khanna of Usha International cautioned that existing policies from the Ministry of Finance lack the comprehensiveness required to restore investor confidence.
Current Economic Pressures in China
Beijing's focus on stimulating economic growth, targeting around 5 percent this year, may not be sufficient as drastic measures are essential to curtail capital outflows and bolster domestic demand. Entrepreneurs like Billy Huang have noted that current fiscal policies are having limited impact amidst a challenging global climate.
The Need for a Holistic Approach
- Focus on enhancing international trade
- Strengthening domestic financial institutions
- Addressing the underlying causes of local debt risks
Norman Cheng, a helmet manufacturer operating in Vietnam and the EU, highlighted the urgency for the government to create a more inviting investment climate. Proactive measures to attract foreign investment are deemed crucial during this economic downturn.
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